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Publishers Group Condemns Georgia's Single Textbook Policy
Original: IPA Calls Out Georgian Government’s Proposed ‘Single Textbook’ Policy
The International Publishers Association has publicly criticized the Georgian government's proposed 'single textbook' policy, which would consolidate school textbooks under one approved edition. The IPA argues the measure threatens publishing freedom, limits educational choice, and could undermine quality and diversity in Georgian classrooms. The criticism adds international pressure on Tbilisi over the plan, though the government has not yet responded to the association's statement.
Why now: An influential international body has publicly intervened in a contested Georgian education policy, drawing attention to debates over state control of school materials.
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